West Virginia and region face busy May primary slate
Local voters in Southwest Virginia and southern West Virginia prepare for a multi race primary on May 13. Contests include Bluefield Giles Buchanan Mercer McDowell and surrounding counties with Senate District 10 and House of Delegates races plus a West Virginia Supreme Court contest. Voters also weigh the Clinton Obama presidential clash with numerous local offices on the ballot.
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Why they are now asunder joins two but one flesh
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Bernanke pushes new rules for credit card industry
Federal Reserve Chair Ben Bernanke proposes regulations to curb unfair practices in credit cards. Proposals include preventing unilateral rate hikes, banning payment allocations to low-rate balances, requiring reasonable late-timeframes, and limiting certain fees and deposits. Banking industry concerns focus on higher rates and less credit. Dale McFeasters Scripps Howard News Service.
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Children First: Support for Dangerous Animal Ordinance Grows
Letter writer argues Princeton residents should back the dangerous animal ordinance to protect children from dog attacks. She notes animal unpredictability, urges board to prioritize youth safety, and cites broader concerns about U.S. policy and the Iraq embassy issue. Eva Shannon signs off.
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Fix it not ban it horse racing column argues for safety
Jay Ambrose writes that horse racing faces calls to outlaw it after Eight Belles injury but notes deaths occur in many activities and sees need for safer breeding and tracks. He argues racing can adapt with stability focused breeding and age appropriate racing to reduce fatalities while defending the sport’s value and care.
Public letters sought for Bluefield Daily Telegraph
The Bluefield Daily Telegraph invites readers to send brief letters on public issues. Include signature, address, and phone number for consideration. Submissions may be mailed to PO Box 1599 Bluefield WV 24701, emailed to editor bdtonline.com, or faxed to 304 327 6179.
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